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- Committer: Bazaar Package Importer
- Author(s): Kapil Hari Paranjape
- Date: 2008-04-09 18:55:23 UTC
- mfrom: (1.1.4 upstream) (3.1.1 lenny)
- Revision ID: james.westby@ubuntu.com-20080409185523-dqokcloumyn1ibn4
Tags: 3.3.4-1
* New upstream version (3.3.4).
- Convert between iso8859-1 and utf-8 on the fly.
- Support reading of pdf using pdftohtml.
- French translation of html documentation.
- Old html documentation renamed to usersguide.
- Additional documentation on philosophy.
* debian/control:
- Changed homepage to sourcefource site.
- Moved homepage from description to its own field.
- Added "poppler-utils | xpdf-utils" to Recommends.
- Added "www-browser", "mail-reader" and "editor" to Provides.
- Removed "XS-" from Vcs-Svn tag.
- Standards-Version: 3.7.3
* debian/docs: Added new documentation files
from "doc/" subdirectory.
* debian/watch: Updated to use sourceforge site.
* debian/edbrowse.doc-base:
- Changed name of upstream provided html documentation from
"ebdoc.html" to "usersguide.html".
- Changed section from "net" to "Network/Web Browsing".
* debian/install: Compiled binary is now in "src/".
- Convert between iso8859-1 and utf-8 on the fly.
- Support reading of pdf using pdftohtml.
- French translation of html documentation.
- Old html documentation renamed to usersguide.
- Additional documentation on philosophy.
* debian/control:
- Changed homepage to sourcefource site.
- Moved homepage from description to its own field.
- Added "poppler-utils | xpdf-utils" to Recommends.
- Added "www-browser", "mail-reader" and "editor" to Provides.
- Removed "XS-" from Vcs-Svn tag.
- Standards-Version: 3.7.3
* debian/docs: Added new documentation files
from "doc/" subdirectory.
* debian/watch: Updated to use sourceforge site.
* debian/edbrowse.doc-base:
- Changed name of upstream provided html documentation from
"ebdoc.html" to "usersguide.html".
- Changed section from "net" to "Network/Web Browsing".
* debian/install: Compiled binary is now in "src/".
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src/eb.h
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/* eb.h
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* Copyright (c) Karl Dahlke, 2008
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* This file is part of the edbrowse project, released under GPL.
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*/
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#ifndef EB_H
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#define EB_H 1
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/* the symbol DOSLIKE is used to conditionally compile those constructs
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* that are common to DOS and NT, but not typical of Unix. */
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#ifdef MSDOS
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#define DOSLIKE 1
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#endif
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#ifdef _WIN32
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#define DOSLIKE 1
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#endif
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/* System V or system BSD? */
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#if defined(__NetBSD__) || defined(__FreeBSD__) || defined(__OpenBSD)
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#define SYSBSD 1
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#endif
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/* seems like everybody needs these header files */
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#include <sys/types.h>
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#include <ctype.h>
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#include <string.h>
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#include <memory.h>
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#include <stdarg.h>
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#include <stdlib.h>
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#include <stdio.h>
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#include <errno.h>
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#include <fcntl.h>
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#ifdef DOSLIKE
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#include <io.h>
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#else
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#include <unistd.h>
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#endif
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#include "tcp.h"
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#ifndef O_BINARY
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#define O_BINARY 0
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#endif
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#ifndef O_TEXT
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#define O_TEXT 0
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#endif
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#ifndef O_SYNC
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#define O_SYNC 0
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#endif
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/* WARNING: the following typedef is pseudo-standard in C.
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* Some systems will define ushort in sys/types.h, others will not.
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* Unfortunately there is no #define symbol to key on;
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* no way to conditionally compile the following statement. */
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#ifdef DOSLIKE
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typedef unsigned short ushort;
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typedef unsigned long ulong;
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#endif
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/* sys/types.h defines unsigned char as unchar. I prefer uchar.
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* It is consistent with ushort uint and ulong, and doesn't remind
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* me of the uncola, a char that isn't really a char. */
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typedef unsigned char uchar;
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/* We use uchar for boolean fields. */
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typedef uchar bool;
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#define true 1
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#define false 0
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typedef ushort idNameCode;
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#define stringEqual !strcmp
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/* ctype macros, when you're passing a byte,
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* and you don't want to worry about whether it's char or uchar.
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* Call the regular routines when c is an int, from fgetc etc. */
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#define isspaceByte(c) isspace((uchar)c)
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#define isalphaByte(c) isalpha((uchar)c)
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#define isalnumByte(c) isalnum((uchar)c)
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#define islowerByte(c) islower((uchar)c)
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#define isupperByte(c) isupper((uchar)c)
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#define isdigitByte(c) isdigit((uchar)c)
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#define ispunctByte(c) ispunct((uchar)c)
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#define isprintByte(c) isprint((uchar)c)
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/* http encoding, content type, content transfer encoding */
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enum { ENC_PLAIN, ENC_COMPRESS, ENC_GZIP, ENC_URL, ENC_MFD };
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enum { CT_OTHER, CT_TEXT, CT_HTML, CT_RICH, CT_APPLIC, CT_MULTI, CT_ALT };
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enum { CE_7BIT, CE_8BIT, CE_QP, CE_64 };
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/* This program was originally written in perl.
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* So I got use to perl strings, which admit nulls.
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* In our case, they will be terminated by newline. */
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typedef uchar *pst; /* perl string */
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/* A specific nonascii char denotes an html tag
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* in the rendered html text.
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* See the comments in bufsub.c for the rationale. */
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#define InternalCodeChar '\2'
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#define InternalCodeCharAlternate '\1'
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/* How long can a regular expression be? */
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#define MAXRE 400
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/* How long can an entered line be? */
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#define MAXTTYLINE 256
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/* Longest line that can take the substitute command */
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#define REPLACELINELEN 50000
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/* How many pages can we fetch, through frames etc. */
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#define MAXFETCH 100
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/* The longest string, in certain contexts. */
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#define MAXSTRLEN 1024
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/* How about user login and password? */
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#define MAXUSERPASS 40
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/* Number of pop3 mail accounts */
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#define MAXACCOUNT 100
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/* Number of mime types */
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#define MAXMIME 40
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/* number of db tables */
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#define MAXDBT 100
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#define MAXTCOLS 20
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/* How many sessions open concurrently */
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#define MAXSESSION 1000
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/* Allocation increment for a growing string, that we don't expect
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* to get too large. This must be a power of 2. */
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#define ALLOC_GR 0x100
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/* alignments */
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#define AL_LEFT 0
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#define AL_CENTER 1
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#define AL_RIGHT 2
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#define AL_BLOCK 3
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#define AL_NO 4
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/* left and top borders for dialog box, stubs. */
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#define DIALOG_LB 1
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#define DIALOG_TB 1
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#define COLOR_DIALOG_TEXT 0
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#define G_BFU_FONT_SIZE 0
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/* .trash is small or capital t, on different systems */
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#ifndef TRASHDIR
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#define TRASHDIR ".Trash"
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#endif
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/* the version of edbrowse */
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extern const char *version;
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extern const char eol[]; /* internet end of line */
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extern char EMPTYSTRING[]; /* use this whenever you would use "" */
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/* Here are the strings you can send out to identify this browser.
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* Most of the time we will send out the first string, edbrowse-2.15.3.
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* But sometimes we have to lie.
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* When you deal with clickbank, for instance, they won't let you in the
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* door unless you are one of three approved browsers.
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* I've written to them about this particular flavor of stupidity,
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* but they obviously don't care. So lie!
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* Tell them you're Explorer, and walk right in.
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* Anyways, this array holds up to 10 user agent strings. */
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extern char *userAgents[10], *currentAgent;
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struct MACCOUNT { /* pop3 account */
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char *login, *password, *from, *reply;
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char *inurl, *outurl;
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int inport, outport;
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bool inssl, outssl;
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};
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struct MIMETYPE {
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char *type, *desc;
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char *suffix, *prot, *program;
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bool stream;
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};
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struct DBTABLE {
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char *name, *shortname;
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char *cols[MAXTCOLS];
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char ncols;
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char key1, key2;
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char *types;
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};
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/* various globals */
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extern int debugLevel; /* 0 to 9 */
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extern int webTimeout, mailTimeout;
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extern int browseLine; /* line number, for error reporting */
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extern bool ismc; /* Is the program running as a mail client? */
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extern bool cons_utf8; /* does the console expect utf8? */
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extern bool iuConvert; /* perform iso utf8 conversions automatically */
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extern bool zapMail; /* just get rid of the mail */
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extern bool js_redirects; /* window.location = new_url */
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extern uchar browseLocal; /* browsing a local file */
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extern bool parsePage; /* parsing the html page, and any java therein */
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extern bool htmlAttrVal_nl; /* allow nl in the attribute of an html tag */
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extern bool unformatMail; /* suppress formatting */
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extern bool passMail; /* pass mail across the filters */
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extern bool errorExit; /* exit on any error, for scripting purposes */
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extern bool isInteractive;
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extern volatile bool intFlag; /* set this when interrupt signal is caught */
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extern bool binaryDetect;
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extern bool listNA; /* list nonascii chars */
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extern bool inInput; /* reading line from standard in */
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extern int fileSize; /* when reading/writing files */
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extern int maxFileSize; /* max size of an editable file */
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extern int mssock; /* mail server socket */
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extern int hcode; /* http code, like 404 file not found */
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extern char herror[]; /* html error */
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extern char errorMsg[]; /* generated error message */
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extern char serverLine[MAXTTYLINE]; /* lines to and from the mail server */
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extern void *jcx; /* javascript context */
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extern void *jwin; /* javascript window object */
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extern void *jdoc; /* javascript document object */
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extern void *jwloc; /* javascript window.location */
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extern void *jdloc; /* javascript document.location */
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extern int maxAccount; /* how many email accounts specified */
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extern int localAccount; /* this is the smtp server for outgoing mail */
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extern char *mailDir; /* move to this directory when fetching mail */
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extern struct MACCOUNT accounts[]; /* all the email accounts */
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extern int maxMime; /* how many mime types specified */
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extern struct MIMETYPE mimetypes[];
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extern char *dbarea, *dblogin, *dbpw; /* to log into the database */
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extern char *proxy_host;
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extern int proxy_port;
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extern bool caseInsensitive, searchStringsAll;
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extern bool textAreaDosNewlines; /* when transmitting a textarea */
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extern bool undoable; /* an undoable operation is taking place */
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extern bool allowRedirection; /* from http code 301, or http refresh */
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extern bool sendReferrer; /* in the http header */
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extern bool allowJS; /* javascript on */
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extern bool helpMessagesOn; /* no need to type h */
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extern char ftpMode;
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extern bool showHiddenFiles; /* during directory scan */
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extern uchar dirWrite; /* directory write mode, e.g. rename files */
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extern uchar endMarks; /* do we print ^ $ at the start and end of lines? */
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extern int context; /* which session (buffer) are we in? */
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extern uchar linePending[];
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extern char *changeFileName;
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extern char *addressFile; /* your address book */
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extern char *ipbFile; /* file holding ip blacklist */
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extern char *serverData;
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extern int serverDataLen;
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extern char replaceLine[];
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extern char *currentReferrer;
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extern char *home; /* home directory */
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extern char *recycleBin; /* holds deleted files */
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extern char *configFile, *sigFile;
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extern char *cookieFile; /* persistent cookies */
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extern char *spamCan; /* dump spam emails */
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extern char *edbrowseTempFile;
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extern char *edbrowseTempPDF;
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extern char *edbrowseTempHTML;
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/* Ok, this is kinda simple and stupid.
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* Every line in every window in every session is a string, without the
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* newline, and all these strings are managed by an array of pointers.
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* So your particular buffer may have 3 lines in it,
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* and these are represented internally by three numbers, 12 29 and 83.
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* So the text is textLines[12], textLines[29], textLines[83].
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* Now, if you copy a line of text, I actually copy the string.
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* This is a waste I suppose, but then I don't have to worry about
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* what happens if you edit one line and not the other.
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* They're already separate strings, so we're ok. */
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extern pst *textLines;
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extern int textLinesMax, textLinesCount; /* size of textLines array */
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/* If a file has 30 lines, it is represented by 30 numbers,
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* indexes into textLines[] above.
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* Should we use an array of numbers, or a string of numbers
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* represented by decimal digits?
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* Both are painful, in different ways.
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* Consider inserting a block of text, a very common operation.
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* In a list, we would have to slide all the following numbers down.
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* Granted, that's better than moving all those lines of text,
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* but it's still a pain to program, and somewhat inefficient.
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* If we use strings, we take the original string of numbers,
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* break it at the insert point, and make a new string
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* by concatenating these two pieces with the new block.
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* The same issues arise when deleting text near the top of a file.
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* This and other considerations push me towards strings.
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* I currently use 6 characters for a line number,
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* a seventh for the g// flag.
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* 8th is reserved,
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* and 9 and 10 hold the directory suffix.
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* You know, the slash that we put on the end of a directory,
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* or the | on the end of a fifo etc.
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* Thus the following definitions. */
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#define LNMAX 1000000
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#define LNWIDTH 10
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#define LNSPACE " "
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#define LNFORMAT "%06d "
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struct listHead {
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void *next;
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void *prev;
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};
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/* Macros to loop through the items in a list. */
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#define foreach(e,l) for((e)=(l).next; \
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(e) != (void*)&(l); \
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(e) = ((struct listHead *)e)->next)
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#define foreachback(e,l) for((e)=(l).prev; \
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(e) != (void*)&(l); \
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(e) = ((struct listHead *)e)->prev)
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/* an edbrowse window */
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struct ebWindow {
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/* windows stack up as you open new files or follow hyperlinks.
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* Use the back command to pop the stack.
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* The back command follows this link, which is 0 if you are at the top. */
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struct ebWindow *prev;
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/* This is right out of the source for ed. Current and last line numbers. */
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int dot, dol;
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/* remember dot and dol for the raw text, when in browse mode */
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int r_dot, r_dol;
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char *fileName; /* name of file or url */
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char *referrer;
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char *baseDirName; /* when scanning a directory */
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char *ft, *fd, *fk; /* title, description, keywords */
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char *mailInfo;
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char lhs[MAXRE], rhs[MAXRE]; /* remembered substitution strings */
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char *map; /* indexes into textLines[] */
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char *r_map;
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/* The labels that you set with the k command, and access via 'x.
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* Basically, that's 26 line numbers.
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* Number 0 means the label is not set. */
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int labels[26], r_labels[26];
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/* Yeah, these could be bit fields in the structure :1; but who cares. */
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bool lhs_yes, rhs_yes;
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bool binMode; /* binary file */
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bool nlMode; /* newline at the end */
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bool rnlMode;
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/* Two text modes; these are incompatible with binMode */
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bool utf8Mode;
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bool iso8859Mode;
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bool browseMode; /* browsing html */
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bool changeMode; /* something has changed in this file */
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bool dirMode; /* directory mode */
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bool firstOpMode; /* first change has been made, undo is possible */
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bool jsdead; /* javascript is dead, for this window */
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bool sqlMode; /* accessing a table */
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char *dw; /* document.write string */
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int dw_l; /* length of the above */
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void *tags; /* array of html tags, when browsing */
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IP32bit *iplist; /* ip addresses referenced by this page */
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void *jsc; /* js context, if in browse mode, and running javascript */
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struct DBTABLE *table; /* if in sqlMode */
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};
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extern struct ebWindow *cw; /* current window */
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/* An edit session */
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struct ebSession {
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struct ebWindow *fw, *lw; /* first window, last window */
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};
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extern struct ebSession sessionList[];
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extern struct ebSession *cs; /* current session */
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/* function prototypes */
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#include "eb.p"
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/* Symbolic constants for language independent messages */
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#include "messages.h"
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#endif
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